Lost in the Jungle

Lost in the Jungle

Paul Du Chaillu, french-american traveler, zoologist, and anthropologist (1831-1903)


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Table of Contents

-01- About this book

-02- PAUL'S LETTER TO HIS YOUNG FRIENDS

-03- A QUEER CANOE

-04- HARPOONING A MANGA

-05- WE GO INTO THE FOREST

-06- LOST

-07- A WHITE GORILLA

-08- RETURN TO THE OVENGA RIVER

-09- WE ARE IN A CANOE

-10- WE HEAR THE CRY OF A YOUNG GORILLA

-11- JACK WILL HAVE HIS OWN WAY

-12- START AFTER LAND CRABS

-13- STRANGE SPIDERS

-14- WE CONTINUE OUR WANDERINGS

-15- A FORMIDABLE BIRD

-16- THE CASCADE OF NIAMA BIEMBAI

-17- FUNERAL OF THE GORILLA'S VICTIM

-18- AT WASHINGTON ONCE MORE

-19- DEPARTURE

-20- QUENGUEZA ORDERS ILOGO TO BE CONSULTED ABOUT HIS ILLNESS

-21- DEPARTURE FROM GOUMBI

-22- LEAVE FOR ASHIRA LAND

-23- GREAT MOUNTAINS

-24- KING OLENDA COMES TO RECEIVE ME

-25- THEY ALL COME TO SEE ME

-26- ASCENSION OF THE OFOUBOU ORÈRÈ AND ANDELÈ MOUNTAINS

-27- PROPOSE TO START FOR HAUNTED MOUNTAINS

-28- DEPARTURE FOR THE APINGI COUNTRY

-29- A GORILLA

-30- FIRST DAY IN APINGI LAND

-31- A LARGE FLEET OF CANOES

-32- A GREAT CROWD OF STRANGERS